Module arvados.api

Arvados API client

The code in this module builds Arvados API client objects you can use to submit Arvados API requests. This includes extending the underlying HTTP client with niceties such as caching, X-Request-Id header for tracking, and more. The main client constructors are api() and api_from_config().

Functions

def api(version=None, cache=True, host=None, token=None, insecure=False, request_id=None, timeout=300, *, discoveryServiceUrl=None, **kwargs)

Dynamically build an Arvados API client

This function provides a high-level "do what I mean" interface to build an Arvados API client object. You can call it with no arguments to build a client from user configuration; pass host and token arguments just like you would write in user configuration; or pass additional arguments for lower-level control over the client.

This function returns a ThreadSafeApiCache, an API-compatible wrapper around googleapiclient.discovery.Resource. If you're handling concurrency yourself and/or your application is very performance-sensitive, consider calling api_client() directly.

Arguments:

version: str | None
A string naming the version of the Arvados API to use. If not specified, the code will log a warning and fall back to 'v1'.
host: str | None
The hostname and optional port number of the Arvados API server.
token: str | None
The authentication token to send with each API call.
discoveryServiceUrl: str | None
The URL used to discover APIs passed directly to googleapiclient.discovery.build.

If host, token, and discoveryServiceUrl are all omitted, host and token will be loaded from the user's configuration. Otherwise, you must pass token and one of host or discoveryServiceUrl. It is an error to pass both host and discoveryServiceUrl.

Other arguments are passed directly to api_client(). See that function's docstring for more information about their meaning.

def api_client(version, discoveryServiceUrl, token, *, cache=True, http=None, insecure=False, num_retries=10, request_id=None, timeout=300, **kwargs)

Build an Arvados API client

This function returns a googleapiclient.discovery.Resource object constructed from the given arguments. This is a relatively low-level interface that requires all the necessary inputs as arguments. Most users will prefer to use api() which can accept more flexible inputs.

Arguments:

version: str
A string naming the version of the Arvados API to use.
discoveryServiceUrl: str
The URL used to discover APIs passed directly to googleapiclient.discovery.build.
token: str
The authentication token to send with each API call.

Keyword-only arguments:

cache: bool
If true, loads the API discovery document from, or saves it to, a cache on disk (located at ~/.cache/arvados/discovery).
http: httplib2.Http | None
The HTTP client object the API client object will use to make requests. If not provided, this function will build its own to use. Either way, the object will be patched as part of the build process.
insecure: bool
If true, ignore SSL certificate validation errors. Default False.
num_retries: int
The number of times to retry each API request if it encounters a temporary failure. Default 10.
request_id: str | None
Default X-Request-Id header value for outgoing requests that don't already provide one. If None or omitted, generate a random ID. When retrying failed requests, the same ID is used on all attempts.
timeout: int
A timeout value for HTTP requests in seconds. Default 300 (5 minutes).

Additional keyword arguments will be passed directly to googleapiclient.discovery.build.

def api_from_config(version=None, apiconfig=None, **kwargs)

Build an Arvados API client from a configuration mapping

This function builds an Arvados API client from a mapping with user configuration. It accepts that mapping as an argument, so you can use a configuration that's different from what the user has set up.

This function returns a ThreadSafeApiCache, an API-compatible wrapper around googleapiclient.discovery.Resource. If you're handling concurrency yourself and/or your application is very performance-sensitive, consider calling api_client() directly.

Arguments:

version: str | None
A string naming the version of the Arvados API to use. If not specified, the code will log a warning and fall back to 'v1'.
apiconfig: Mapping[str, str] | None
A mapping with entries for ARVADOS_API_HOST, ARVADOS_API_TOKEN, and optionally ARVADOS_API_HOST_INSECURE. If not provided, calls settings() to get these parameters from user configuration.

Other arguments are passed directly to api_client(). See that function's docstring for more information about their meaning.

def api_kwargs_from_config(version=None, apiconfig=None, **kwargs)

Build api_client() keyword arguments from configuration

This function accepts a mapping with Arvados configuration settings like ARVADOS_API_HOST and converts them into a mapping of keyword arguments that can be passed to api_client(). If ARVADOS_API_HOST or ARVADOS_API_TOKEN are not configured, it raises ValueError.

Arguments:

version: str | None
A string naming the version of the Arvados API to use. If not specified, the code will log a warning and fall back to 'v1'.
apiconfig: Mapping[str, str] | None
A mapping with entries for ARVADOS_API_HOST, ARVADOS_API_TOKEN, and optionally ARVADOS_API_HOST_INSECURE. If not provided, calls settings() to get these parameters from user configuration.

Additional keyword arguments will be included in the return value.

def http_cache(data_type)
def normalize_api_kwargs(version=None, discoveryServiceUrl=None, host=None, token=None, **kwargs)

Validate kwargs from api() and build kwargs for api_client()

This method takes high-level keyword arguments passed to the api() constructor and normalizes them into a new dictionary that can be passed as keyword arguments to api_client(). It raises ValueError if required arguments are missing or conflict.

Arguments:

version: str | None
A string naming the version of the Arvados API to use. If not specified, the code will log a warning and fall back to 'v1'.
discoveryServiceUrl: str | None
The URL used to discover APIs passed directly to googleapiclient.discovery.build. It is an error to pass both discoveryServiceUrl and host.
host: str | None
The hostname and optional port number of the Arvados API server. Used to build discoveryServiceUrl. It is an error to pass both discoveryServiceUrl and host.
token: str
The authentication token to send with each API call.

Additional keyword arguments will be included in the return value.

Classes

class OrderedJsonModel (data_wrapper=False)

Model class for JSON that preserves the contents' order.

API clients that care about preserving the order of fields in API server responses can use this model to do so, like this:

from arvados.api import OrderedJsonModel
client = arvados.api('v1', ..., model=OrderedJsonModel())

Construct a JsonModel.

Args

data_wrapper
boolean, wrap requests and responses in a data wrapper
Expand source code
class OrderedJsonModel(apiclient.model.JsonModel):
    """Model class for JSON that preserves the contents' order.

    API clients that care about preserving the order of fields in API
    server responses can use this model to do so, like this:

        from arvados.api import OrderedJsonModel
        client = arvados.api('v1', ..., model=OrderedJsonModel())
    """

    def deserialize(self, content):
        # This is a very slightly modified version of the parent class'
        # implementation.  Copyright (c) 2010 Google.
        content = content.decode('utf-8')
        body = json.loads(content, object_pairs_hook=collections.OrderedDict)
        if self._data_wrapper and isinstance(body, dict) and 'data' in body:
            body = body['data']
        return body

Ancestors

  • googleapiclient.model.JsonModel
  • googleapiclient.model.BaseModel
  • googleapiclient.model.Model

Methods

def deserialize(self, content)

Perform the actual deserialization from response string to Python object.

Args

content
string, the body of the HTTP response

Returns

The body de-serialized as a Python object.